Families function as communicating vessels: when one or more members face difficulties—such as divorce, mental health challenges, or illness—the rest of the family is inevitably affected.

Family therapy focuses on relationships, interactions, and the coexistence of family members. The therapist, acting as a neutral mediator, approaches the family as a unified system and helps members understand how their behaviors influence the group’s dynamics, communication, and overall well-being.

At the same time, the therapist encourages open expression and active listening, while providing practical tools for effectively managing challenging situations.